Thicke to revise energy level on late-night show
Alan Thicke says Thicke of the Night will undergo changes before taping resumes after a debut seen as overamped. He promises to bend the format to fit him, not the show, countering early criticism that interviews were dreary and pointless.
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Utah campus recalls film on first permanent artificial heart
The University of Utah will not release a KUED-TV documentary on the implantation of the world’s first permanent artificial heart after a request from Barney Clark’s family. University Medical Center spokesman John Dwan said Mrs. Clark felt the film verges on sensationalism. Clark died March 23 after 112 days with the Utah Heart.
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Abortion clinic founder resigns amid harassment findings
Robert McCoy, founder and executive director of a major Minnesota abortion clinic, resigns after investigators say he sexually harassed female employees. He disputes the conclusion and cites turmoil from the probe by the Minnesota Department of Human Rights. The findings were released by the Minneapolis Star and Tribune.
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Experts reconstruct ancient king's face in Vergina tomb
British experts using skull fragments from a royal Greek tomb presented a likeness of King Philip II of Macedon. The reconstruction shows a rugged warrior with a livid scar in the right eye socket, aligning with historic eye wound accounts and the tomb’s cremated remains.
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Indian police to expand carrier pigeon network
Police in India plan to broaden a trusted pigeon service to reach remote and inaccessible areas beyond modern channels. Pigeons currently operate mainly in Orissa, delivering messages for government, police, and authorities as space efforts advance. Deputy inspector-general R M Patnaik highlighted pigeons as a reliable backup amid possible communications breakdowns.
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Congress weighs water soil issues after recess
Congress returns to tackle water project legislation and a new Missouri River compact amid debate over the sod buster bill and eminent domain for coal slurry pipelines. The session also eyes tax moves and an insurance reform bill as part of broader fiscal and agricultural agendas.
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Byrne campaign funds routed to Chicago street gang leaders
The Chicago Sun-Times reports about $10,000 from a $70,000 Cook County Democratic Party transfer to state Rep. Larry Bullock for Jane Byrne's mayoral bid was funneled to El Rukn gang leaders. Police note gang members promoted Byrne, canvassed voters, and posted hundreds of posters on gang properties while some “polling expenses” payments totaled up to 2,500 dollars. Byrne and Vrdolyak deny knowledge. Daley aides say they will review for criminal activity.
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